Salignac is a historic French brand of cognac, founded in 1809 in the town of Jarnac. The brand has a rich and complex history, marked by mergers and acquisitions over the years. It is currently owned by the Courvoisier brand, which in turn is a part of the spirits giant Beam Suntory.

The brand's identity is rooted in its heritage and its traditional approach to producing cognac. One of its unique characteristics is its blending process. According to the brand, it is one of the few houses that "marries" its young cognacs before aging, a process that is said to allow the different eaux-de-vie to intermingle and develop a smooth, harmonious character over time.

Salignac is generally positioned as a more accessible and slightly younger expression than its parent company, Courvoisier. Its most common offering is the Salignac VS (Very Special) cognac, which is known for its balanced flavors of vanilla, caramel, and a hint of spice. While some very old bottles of Salignac can be found by collectors, the brand's focus is on providing a quality, traditional cognac that is well-suited for mixing in cocktails or enjoying neat at a more approachable price point.